datw@epcot
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speaking of which, I think I cried when I found out the half yard was no longer available at the rose and crown
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MAN UP! Manly men, who CRIES at WDW?
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speaking of which, I think I cried when I found out the half yard was no longer available at the rose and crown
Disney Soldier
Member
I cry every time in the American Adventure. I also tear up during the National Anthem. All because of one word, Patriotism.
kerrie
New Member
I think any man thats crys at disney is perfectly fine there is alot going on. I know im not man but i cry when i walk in the park and know that My dad will never see disney and wont ever go with his grand kids. He passed in 2005 and my kids will never know what a great man he used to be or how much fun he can be. I can only tell them stories and I think you all are very lucky that your all man enough to show your feelings.. Your kids will appreciate it later on i swear..
That gets me every time as well. Come to think of it I think I have welled up more at Epcot than any other place on the planet.Count me in for Golden Dreams at American Adventure. Also, tack on to that Two Brothers. That is a very sad song!!!
One more thing to add to the list. Snoopy's final song as Emil at the final Hoopla makes me cry like a baby. I can't even read the lyrics without tearing up.
I_heart_Tigger
Well-Known Member
OK not a manly man here but a typically non-emotional female who has taken a dozen Disney trips and only cried once. It was on my 1st week of orientation after I got a job at Disney and we were going through the Utilidors under MK...the hallways that run benath the park where Cast Members get around.
When I found out I got the job at Disney the one thing my Dad wanted to know was what was underground at MK because he always heard there was something under there and he really wanted to know what it was like. I had strict instructions to call him as soon as I found out.
Unfortunately my Dad died two weeks before I started the job so I never got the chance to tell him what it's like down there.
I "lagged" behind the tour until I could manage to pull myself together to rejoin them...it's a hard thing to explain...crying at seeing some hallways.
I figure though that anything I saw that day, he just knows about. Kind of like I saw it for the both of us.
When I found out I got the job at Disney the one thing my Dad wanted to know was what was underground at MK because he always heard there was something under there and he really wanted to know what it was like. I had strict instructions to call him as soon as I found out.
Unfortunately my Dad died two weeks before I started the job so I never got the chance to tell him what it's like down there.
I "lagged" behind the tour until I could manage to pull myself together to rejoin them...it's a hard thing to explain...crying at seeing some hallways.
I figure though that anything I saw that day, he just knows about. Kind of like I saw it for the both of us.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Everytime I open that envelope they hang on your room door
Buried20KLeague
Well-Known Member
I opened this thread SOLELY to see your response.
You didn't let me down. :lol:
wdwmemories
New Member
I got choaked up a bit (I won't admit to actual tears) once at The Festival of the Lion King. There was a kid in a wheel chair who was obviously not doing well health-wise. During the part of the show where the cast members parade around the place with little ones, they selected this kid in the wheel chair to join the parade. Even from my nosebleed seat I could see this child was having the time of his life. Very cool.
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:sohappy:
Figment632
New Member
I'll give you that one, it's a travesty!
zurgandfriend
Well-Known Member
Hello all , I am a "First and Long" (First time poster/long time lurker)
I'll admit to getting a little choked up watching the video on the Magical Express heading to Orlando International after a week at Disney World and I'm a retired Army office.
Then I begin planning our next trip which my DW compares to the invasion of Normandy.
I'll admit to getting a little choked up watching the video on the Magical Express heading to Orlando International after a week at Disney World and I'm a retired Army office.
Then I begin planning our next trip which my DW compares to the invasion of Normandy.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Nothing wrong with a bit of prep work. Fail to plan plan to fail. :animwink:
magic cait ball
Member
I'm crying. this is beautiful.
My dad is a tough retired NYPD officer, but I do manage to catch him welling up at least once during our trip. Usually though, he tears up because I brought up some memory from years ago, while doing something super sentimental (like watching wishes) and he loses it.
DisneyWall-E
Well-Known Member
The welcome to Walt Disney World signs and Fantasmic! always make me cry a little.
And I was looking forward to one in 12 days too.The video on the way back to the airport on Magical Express gets me every time.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
I'll admit it.:lol: I'm a mess at some places in WDW. Mostly RoE, when WGO plays.
Yep, moar yep.
Yep, moar yep.
David
Active Member
Hey I'll admit it. American Adventure ALWAYS gets me.
The first time I watched Specto in 1997 I teared up.
On every trip, the MK is our last park to visit. We have a tradition that we take a picture of our family with the Castle in the background, then promise each other to start planning our next trip. After that we walk towards the exit, and my family knows better than to talk to me as we leave. I have the biggest lump in my throat, I would not be able to speak.
The first time I watched Specto in 1997 I teared up.
On every trip, the MK is our last park to visit. We have a tradition that we take a picture of our family with the Castle in the background, then promise each other to start planning our next trip. After that we walk towards the exit, and my family knows better than to talk to me as we leave. I have the biggest lump in my throat, I would not be able to speak.